Superior Court Judge Beverly G. Grant, who led her Tacoma, Wash., courtroom in a Super Bowl cheer before a manslaughter sentencing hearing last week, has issued an apology to the victim's family and prosecutors. After drawing heavy criticism, Grant said she never meant to hurt anyone's feelings, writing, "I take full responsibility, particularly as it has impacted the Patricelli family, the judiciary system and others."
February 08, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
The judge who led her Tacoma, Wash., courtroom in a Super Bowl cheer before a manslaughter sentencing hearing has issued an apology to the victim’s family, prosecutors and others in the court.
Pierce County Superior Court Judge Beverly G. Grant had said she was just trying to ease tensions Friday when she asked everyone to say, “Go Seahawks,” before starting the hearing.
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